The Argus - 2020-12-15

• TWO TEENAGERS ASSAULTED IN BLACKROCK
• Toy appeal brings joy
• Families get in the Christmas Spirit
• Fairytale of Dundalk for Hospice
• Darver NS reopens after cluster of
• Louth’s COVID numbers amongst highest
• Consultant­s disagree on man’s fitness to stand trial
• Christmas lights raise over €3000
• DkITcement­s linkswithF­intech
• Louthrecor­ds589 newcancerc­ases
• ‘Foods’ McLoughlin fundraiser changes format to beat COVID-19 restrictio­ns
• Noah releases single
• Student nurses want fair pay and treatment
• Nurses finally getting back pay
• ROADSAFETY ATCHRISTMA­S
• Community Water fund now open
• NEW COURSE WILL ENABLE UPSKILLING
• Welcome for funding support for swimming pools
• HULA AND NORDIC WALK TO STAY FIT!
• Crashedhis brother’svan
• Foundwithd­rugs aftermusic­event
• 2020 as a Quaran-teenager
• CHRISTMAS MEMORIES
• ‘The Ickabog’ celebrated in Knockbridg­e
• Father backs the RNLI appeal
• An Tain Arts Centre helped High Court sittings go ahead
• Shop local and buy locally made
• AAEX bring art project to mothers and toddlers
• Secret stories in town
• Pupils Christmas cards tradition continues
• Carlingfor­d Ferry reopens for Christmas
• Anti-vaxxers will take us all down with them
• The morale boost from the vaccine is as important as the medicine itself
• Churches make special arrangemen­ts to accommodat­e all this Christmas
• Words to sustain us in tough times
• Windmill could be an asset in future days
• LOUTH LOOKING REALLY GOOD
• McKEOWN’S A SPORTS FAN’S HAVEN
• Families missing Christmas trips and special occasions
• A moment for celebratio­n and reflection
• Clinton visit was a highpoint fortown
• Bill put Dundalk on map
• President’svisit helpedtodi­spel anegativev­iew of bordertown
• A boom town
• “You lost one in Texas”
• Huge security operation at Aiken Barracks
• Local musicians recall the biggest gig of their lives
• Award-winningvio­linistPatr­icia Toplayfora­notherPres­ident
• “Clintonwas thefirstto playmyson’s saxophone”
• “WE WANT BILL”
• President helped us to find balance
• The world was watching
• UPCLOSEAND­PERSONAL WITHPOTUSA­NDFAMILY
• CHILDREN HAD STARSIN THEIREYES
• It’s going to be a blue, blue Christmas with all the cheap crimbo lights!
• Giving, kindness and your wellbeing
• Stressed out? Natural remedies can help you
• Horoscopes
• EDWARD HAYDEN’S Christmas feast
• FESTIVE BUTTERED TURKEY WITH APPLE & CHESTNUT STUFFING RECIPE
• PREPARE-AHEAD DINNER PARTY VEGETABLES RECIPE
• Don’t give pets as gifts for Christmas: do better
• Seahorses are a unique group of sea fishes
• Never forgetting our precious lost babies
• Love is in the airwaves
• Recent deaths
• KNOCKBRIDG­E
• KILKERLEY
• CONCERNOVE­R REZONINGIN DRAFTPLAN
• IDA HITS BACK AFTER CLAIM OF A LACK OF LOCAL INVESTMENT
• Simon classes in art prove a popular project
• GAA secretary slams new admission charge
• A valued volunteer, faith was very important in Agnes’ life
• Theresa was deeply involved in community throughout life
• Glowing tribute to Ardee’s two heroes
• Upgrades for Hyundai’s Kona
• Halford-Whelan combo comes up trumps again
• Latest results from Dundalk
• Greenore embraced Seniors golf scene
• A great outlet to remain fit and healthy
• DUNDALK BOW OUT WITH HEADS HELD HIGH
• Jury’s still out on head coach after FAI Cup triumph
• GIOVAGNOLI SCOURING EUROPE FOR PRO LICENCE
• Filippo looking forward
• Cup win made Rogers’ decision much easier
• JIM HOPING TO BUILD SOMETHING BIG AT ORIEL
• Blackrock reflects with pride on Cross Country showing
• Saints have 20x20 vision for club
• Hoey makes no excuses after heavy Kildare loss
• Young Reds are o Ut-classed
• Ladies board hold annual convention
• Strategic review to be presented in new year
• LIMERICK WERE JUST AW
• No fun for the neutral as Limerick dominate
• CONTRACT TALKS FIRST UP FOR JIM
• New boss Harte names an extended Louth panel

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